Tip - Use paddle pop sticks, paper confetti or dried leaves as alternatives for the scales. And of course, the mane and teeth are made from forks. Shorten to 15mm and repeat the overlapping/gluing process. The left over handles make great smaller scales on the face. Trim the handle of the spoons to the right length ensuring the scales over lap before individually placing the scales onto the body with some hot glue.
Or you could leave the eyes and nose out all together and make a recycled worm instead!Ĭreate a scale effect, texture and depth with left over disposable spoons. Tip - Try some of these alternatives: used party poppers, bottle caps, table tennis balls or boiled lollies. Step 5 - Hot glue the nose and chin in the desired position. Then utilise other curved sections from the carton to assemble the chin to the shape you want. Step 4 - Trim the remaining carton end to sit horizontally over the small end of the head cup. Step 3 - Hot glue the eyes in the desired position. Step 2 - Trim one to use vertically for the dragon’s eyes. Step 1 - Cut both ends off the bottom of an egg carton. Step 1 - Align the top rim of the head cup with the top rim of the last body cup.Īlternatives: Try using a different item for the head, a plant pot, egg carton, or plastic soft drink bottle would all work. Step 6 - Repeat steps 2 through 5 until you reach desired length or run out of body cups. Step 5 - Once glue is cooled trim opposite side leaving 2mm protruding and then apply hot glue to this side as well. Step 4 - Apply a small amount of hot glue between the short side of the skewer and the body cup to stop it escaping. Step 3 - Push skewer through the holes of both body cups until there is 2mm showing on the opposite side (it helps to look inside the open end of the cups). Step 2 - Align the top holes of your first body cup with the bottom holes of the next. Step 1 - Load and switch on hot glue gun to allow time to heat. Repeat process on desired number of body segments (cups). Place the other cups inside the template cup individually and pierce through the holes of the template. Tip - try using an egg carton or experimenting with other items. Step 1 - Set one cup aside for the dragon's head. Imagine the oohs and awwws that you’ll hear when trick-or. This Stunning and enormous dragon sits at 69 tall and not only does it breathe out a fog (when attached to a fog machine sold separately) but it also is animated with Led red eyes and lets off a dragon roar when opening its mouth. You should have 4 holes in total on your cup). If you love Halloween this is right up your ally. Then pierce another set of holes directly under the top rim of the template cup (top holes on the same vertical lines. Mark and pierce holes on two of the opposite lines with a skewer (bottom holes). Step 2 - Measure up one third of the cup height from the bottom. Mark the lines vertically up the outside of the cup to the top rim. Using the permanent marker or pencil, on the bottom of the cup, divide and mark the circumference into quarters with the first mark on the seam. You can print them or put them onto your Interactive.
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Posters are homemade and scanned in professional quality. Follow the same technique on each cheek so the dragon has a more reptilian look.Step 1 - Identify the seam on the outside of one cup. A collection of 14 digital format posters in PDF, illustrating ALL of the ART language in primary school. Then, draw three semi-circles above that. Above that, draw two more semi-circles with the middle intersecting. Now, using black eyeliner, draw the bottom of a semi-circle in the middle of the forehead. Next, use a craft brush and yellow face paint to make circles all over the face. Use a thin brush and white face paint to create fangs coming out of each side of the mouth. Fill in above the eyebrow but don't get any makeup on the eyelid. Use a craft brush to apply red face paint above the eye inside the wings that were drawn. The lips get a more menacing look by adding black around them and adding points to the Cupid’s bow. Create flared nostrils by filling in the inside of the nose and drawing a thick triangle out to the outside of the nose just on the bottom. Draw some jagged peaks from this to mimic a winged shape. Then, add a line along the nose past the brow, curving it up and over the brow about an inch.
Use black eyeliner to line the cheek and nose area. To give your child a fantastical dragon makeover, use a craft brush to apply blue face paint to the forehead, the top and tip of the nose, chin and cheeks.
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